Hi,
I am working on a presentation on matplotlib API and its application to create non-trivial data visualizations.
I wrote a script to show some matplotlib artists and I thought it would fit nice the matplotlib examples. If you are interested, please find the script in the attachment. I will be also happy to hear your suggestions and opinions.
Regards,
Bartosz
Bartosz Telenczuk
Institute for Theoretical Biology
Humboldt University of Berlin
Germany
http://neuroscience.telenczuk.pl
artists.py (3.36 KB)
Great - nice example. I added it to svn so it will show up in the
gallery and examples directory next time we update the website. In
svn it is in examples/api/artist_demo.py.
Another way to do this which might simplify the layout would be to use
1 axes (with the frame and axes off) for each artist, and use either
the title or xlabel to label them.
JDH
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On Wed, Sep 22, 2010 at 6:37 AM, Bartosz Telenczuk <b.telenczuk@...2786...> wrote:
Hi,
I am working on a presentation on matplotlib API and its application to create non-trivial data visualizations.
I wrote a script to show some matplotlib artists and I thought it would fit nice the matplotlib examples. If you are interested, please find the script in the attachment. I will be also happy to hear your suggestions and opinions.
Great - nice example. I added it to svn so it will show up in the
gallery and examples directory next time we update the website. In
svn it is in examples/api/artist_demo.py.
I am glad you like it.
Another way to do this which might simplify the layout would be to use
1 axes (with the frame and axes off) for each artist, and use either
the title or xlabel to label them.
Right. I guess I could have done it this way, but originally I put the artists in figure container and not on the axes.
Regards,
Bartosz